This is an Essay: The Language and Legacy of Láadan (Evidently)

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P50 author ... nown/genid/5720e019bc8d207ce16c0a2c9fcfad8f (???) ???
P2680 author of afterword ... Q56523471 (Michael D. Gordin) Michael D. Gordin
P6216 copyright status ... Q50423863 (copyrighted) copyrighted
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P1922 first line Monolingualtext In general, what is most attractive about Láadan is not the grammar or the phonetic accessibility, but the vocabulary. ???
P136 genre ... Q35760 (essay) essay
P31 instance of ... Q47461344 (written work) written work
P407 language of work or name ... Q1860 (English) English
P3132 last line Monolingualtext Equality does not mean that the oppressed and the oppressors take turns, but that they reach a fair and even compromise. ???
P921 main subject ... Q35757 (Láadan) Láadan
P921 main subject ... Q19642588 (conlanging) conlanging
P577 publication date ... 2013-01-01 ???
P1433 published in ... nown/genid/504c81760debb6e6a8517a457b151940 (???) ???
P7081 quotation or excerpt Monolingualtext Elgin made the word oódóo (bridge), for example, because she felt that “its tune makes the shape of a humpback bridge,” and she created rul (cat) based on the purr of a cat (Elgin, “Notes on Adding to Vocabulary”). ???
P1680 subtitle Monolingualtext The Language and Legacy of Láadan (Evidently) ???
P1476 title Monolingualtext This is an Essay ???
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